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- Podcasting and Vodcasting: Flash Gordon Meets iPod Ellen Robertson, HHH Instructional Computing Facilitator, 15 hr PDP Workshop
- How New Technologies Will Affect What/How We Teach
- Did you Know?
- Podcasts and Vodcasts
- Pre-recorded radio (and now video) series or episodes that are delivered to your computer--think “Flash Gordon” Saturday matinees!
- Allows educators/students to:
- Publish audio and/or video content to web that can then be “subscribed” to by an “aggregator” like iTunes
- Can then be synched to an MP3 player
- What Can You Do With Podcasting/Podcatching?
- Speak
- Listen
- Teach
- Learn
- Why Do Kids Think Its Cool?
- anybody with a microphone, a computer and an Internet connection can publish audio/video shows that can be listened to/seen by people anywhere in the world
- barriers to entry are very low--little “geek factor”
- popular way for people share audio/video shows
- time shift
- can be automatically downloaded to portable media players; can be listened to whenever it's convenient
- Why Do Kids Think Its Cool?
- It’s free!
- can be subscribed to--don’t have to remember to retrieve it
- great mobility
- repeatable
- recyclable
- personal
- Which would your students choose as an assessment? Click above to view Unterwegs mit Herrn Nelson 1
- Podcasting covers many topics and countries
- There are already many types of podcasts, including audio books , music shows , news, humor and sports.
- Most podcasts are created by amateurs, but there are also commercial podcasts and independently produced podcasts.
- There are podcasts in Dutch, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Mohawk, Spanish, and many other languages
- Coolest of all is that if you've got a great idea for a podcast, you can probably do it!
- Websites House Podcasts
- Podcasts can originate as a website that will enable visitors to:
- Find specific episodes
- Subscribe to present and future episodes
- Listen to/view episodes
- Comment /interact with the episode or producer of the episode
- Subscribe to Podcasts to:
- Use as “do nows” for your classes
- Learn a new language
- Keep students informed of current events
- Quickly hear the news of the day
- Stay healthy
- Learn about finances
- Laugh
- Find Education Podcasts
- iTunes>iTunes store>Podcasts>education
- iTunes>iTunes store>Podcasts>browse
- Education Podcast Network http: //epnweb .org
- Podcast .net
- podcastalley .com
- NPR podcast directory
- Found Great Podcasts? How Do I Keep Track?
- RSS Feeds R eal S imple S yndication or “ R eady for S ome S tories”
- A Podcast has a special type of RSS feed
- Look for these icons on a web page that has a podcast
- How to “subscribe” to Podcasts
- Install a free podcast “aggregator” on your machine like iTunes or iPodder
- Search through iTunes directory
- Click on the subscribe button
- If you find a podcast on a website, copy the URL of the podcast and in iTunes, go to advanced>subscribe to podcast
- Some sites have a podcast subscribe button that auto subscribes you to iTunes if clicked
- You DON’T Need One of These to Listen to Podcasts
- And You Don’t Need This! Because almost all podcasts are free!
- Podcast CREATION Needs ( simplest form for PC or Mac):
- MP3 recorders or a computer with recording capabilites (ALL Macs come equipped to record)
- Software for recording MP3s ( Audacity and its LAME framework--free!)
- Computer to edit/enhance the audio files
- Internet connection
- Weblog or Podcast server or access to a free site such as podomatic
- Vodcasting needs (simplest form)
- MP3 recorders
- Digital camera
- Software for recording audio (Audacity and its LAME framework)
- Computer/software to create slideshow or movie with narration and export as a .mov file
- QuickTimePro7 to save the .mov as .mv4
- Internet connection
- Weblog or Podcast server or access to a free site such as podomatic
- Simplest Way to Podcast or Vodcast? Just Use GarageBand!!!
- Steps to Podcast/Vodcast Production
- 1. Plan: Storyboard and Write
- 2. Produce: Record/shoot the pieces
- 3. Chop: Edit the pieces
- 4. Publish: Share your creation by uploading to the HHH podcast server
- Suggestions For YOUR Podcasts
- Storyboard and write your podcast out.
- Write a standard introduction that includes your name, organization/affiliation, a motto or statement of purpose, and web site address where folks can find other podcasts.
- Mention some of the topics you'll be discussing.
- Select an intro tune, exit tune, and tune to play during pauses or topics ahead of time.
- How to Make a Vodcast
- Use iMovie 6 on a Mac to create a slideshow/video with narration
- Export your movie to GarageBand and add intro music, exit music
- Share to iTunes or save to your computer
- Upload to the HHH podcast server
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